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Ecommerce website development in Nairobi, from KES 45,000.

We are ecommerce developers in Nairobi, building online stores for businesses in Kenya and beyond. Stores that load fast on phones, take M-Pesa, and fit the way you confirm orders and deliver them.

Online stores we have built

Stores for Kenyan retailers, each with categories, search, cart and checkout.

All website work
  • Nitham Technologies online store built by Mocky Digital

    Electronics store

    Nitham Technologies

    Laptops, audio, gaming, networking and smartwatches, with product search, M-Pesa and card payments, and delivery across Kenya.

  • Excalibur Dealers online store built by Mocky Digital

    Electronics store

    Excalibur Dealers

    Phones, laptops, audio and gaming gear, with product search, cart and checkout, and clear returns and support information. Built on WooCommerce.

  • Qugos Enterprise online store built by Mocky Digital

    Home goods store

    Qugos Enterprise

    Bedding and home essentials, with product categories, search, wishlist and cart, and WhatsApp for quick questions.

What goes into an ecommerce website we build

The parts that decide whether people who visit actually buy, and whether orders run smoothly after they do.

  • Product pages and checkout

    Product pages, cart and checkout laid out for people comparing price, delivery and payment options on a phone.

  • M-Pesa and card payments

    M-Pesa and card checkout set up around how your business confirms orders, payments and delivery.

  • Fast on phones

    Most Kenyan shoppers find and compare stores on their phones, so pages load quickly and checkout fits a small screen.

  • Sales reporting

    See orders, where buyers drop out of checkout, which products sell, and which pages bring in customers.

  • Secure setup

    Checkout, customer data and admin access are set up properly before launch, not patched on afterwards.

  • Orders, stock and delivery

    If the store also needs quotes, order handling, customer records or delivery tracking, we build that into the same system.

WooCommerce or a custom build

We recommend one when we plan the store with you, based on how you sell and who will run it day to day.

WooCommerce

Best when you want to add products, change prices and manage orders yourself from a WordPress dashboard. M-Pesa checkout can be added with our M-Pesa plugin for WooCommerce.

Custom build

Best when you need custom pricing, product options, or order and delivery workflow a plugin cannot handle cleanly. Our own print shop is built this way.

How an ecommerce project runs

We plan the store properly before adding integrations, content and operations.

  1. Plan the store

    We agree the product structure, checkout path, payment setup, and anything missing in content or operations before building.

  2. Design for buyers

    The storefront is shaped around how people search, shop on phones, decide whom to trust, and the categories that sell.

  3. Build and connect

    We build the store, the payment flow and the order and delivery logic, plus any supporting pages agreed in the plan.

  4. Launch and improve

    We test the whole buying journey, fix what slows buyers down, and review the first sales data after launch.

Ecommerce website packages and prices

Starting points. We confirm the exact price once we know your catalogue, checkout and how you deliver orders.

Starter Store

KES 45,000

A focused store launch with a smaller catalogue and a simple checkout.

  • Up to 50 products
  • Mobile-first storefront
  • Basic checkout setup
  • Technical SEO foundations
  • Launch support
Get a Starter Store quote

Growth Store

KES 85,000

Stronger brand presentation, more ways to pay, and clearer sales reporting.

  • Larger catalogue structure
  • M-Pesa and broader payment workflow
  • Collection and landing-page support
  • Analytics and event tracking
  • Post-launch refinement
Get a Growth Store quote

Commerce Platform

KES 150,000+

A store plus deeper operations: custom workflow, integrations or platform behaviour.

  • Custom operational logic
  • Advanced fulfilment or reporting flow
  • Integration planning
  • Extended QA and rollout support
  • Phased delivery options
Get a Commerce Platform quote

Need something none of these cover? Tell us what you need.

Useful before you decide

  • Web development portfolio

    Sites we have built, so you can judge the work before you commit.

    View portfolio
  • Website cost guide

    What a website costs in Kenya in 2026, and what pushes a store budget up.

    Read the guide
  • Business systems

    For stock, invoicing or staff tools behind the store, not just the storefront.

    See business systems
  • M-Pesa plugin for WordPress

    Already on WordPress or WooCommerce? Our plugin adds M-Pesa checkout, with four payment providers to choose from.

    See the plugin

Ecommerce website questions

Something not covered here? Ask us directly.

How much does ecommerce web development cost in Kenya?

Our packages start at KES 45,000 for a Starter Store with up to 50 products, KES 85,000 for a Growth Store with a larger catalogue and more payment options, and from KES 150,000 for a Commerce Platform with custom operations. The final price depends on catalogue size, checkout logic, delivery workflow and integrations.

Which platform do you build online stores on?

We build on WooCommerce when you want to manage products yourself from a WordPress dashboard. When a store needs custom pricing, product options or order workflow that a plugin cannot handle cleanly, we build it custom, the way our own print shop is built.

Can you integrate M-Pesa for checkout?

Yes. We scope M-Pesa checkout and related payment workflow based on the store setup, the operational process, and any reporting or fulfilment requirements behind the store.

Do you build online stores for mobile-first shoppers in Kenya?

Yes. Mobile-first layout, clear product pages, and a practical checkout path matter because a large share of ecommerce traffic in Kenya comes from phones.

Can you connect the store to internal operations?

Yes. When needed, ecommerce work can be connected to fulfilment, stock, customer follow-up, invoicing, or wider business-system workflow.

Do you help with SEO for ecommerce pages?

Yes. Product and collection structure, metadata, internal links, trust content, and supporting landing pages are part of how ecommerce pages compete for search visibility.

Tell us what you sell and how you deliver it.

We will plan the store with you and send a price.